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LATAM will move its International Operations to new Terminal 2 at Santiago Airport

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Starting next Wednesday, March 2, LATAM Airlines will move its international passenger operation to the new Terminal 2 at the Santiago de Chile Airport, beginning with flight LA2370 (destination Lima, departure time 5:35 am).

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In order to minimize the inconvenience of this change to your passengers’ experience, the airline recommended:

  1. Anticipate showing up at the airport 4 hours before departure of an international flight.
  2. Once you arrive at the airport, present yourself at LATAM’s self-check-in counters. If you need to check baggage, you can do so at the islands located from zone H to the west of the new terminal. If you require assistance, go to the special service counter.
  3. If you are making a connecting flight from a domestic to an international destination (or vice versa), consider the transfer times between terminals, which can reach up to 15 minutes walking.
  4. In the case of a connection from an international to a domestic destination, you will need to pick up your baggage upon arrival in Chile and re-check it at Terminal 1.
  5. Consider the travel time between the check-in area of the new terminal and the boarding gate, which can take up to 15 minutes.

Domestic flights will continue to operate at the current terminal.

Plataforma Informativa de Aviación Comercial líder en América Latina.

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